Assala Teases Collaboration with Turki Al-Sheikh

Syrian superstar Assala Nasri is collaborating with the head of Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority Turki Al-Sheikh once again.

“A new song will reunite me with a person that I love and respect as well as bring me optimistic about working with him due to his kindness and simplicity.. Soon with Abu Nasser, we will all enjoy a new project composed by Walid Saad,” the singer tweeted on Saturday.

The acclaimed singer has been busy lately with her new album “Shayfa Feek”.

It consists of 6 songs and was released on July 24 by Rotana production company.

In the album, she cooperated with a large number of poets and composers, including Menna El Kiey, Ehab Abd ElWahed, Omar Abdo Ali, Amr El Shazly, Amr El Masry, and Ramy Chafei.

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The superstar is one of the best female singers in the Middle East. She was born in Damascus to a middle-class couple, her father Moustafa Nasry, was a well-known Syrian composer and singer.

She began her musical career by performing patriotic, religious, and children’s songs when she was four years old.

Nasri made her music debut with the 1991 album “Law Ta’rafou”. The album featured four songs in the oriental operatic tarab style.

It was an instant hit with heartbreaking songs like “Ya Sabra Yana” and “Samehtak Ketir”.

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She quickly proved her presence in a growing industry brimming with new, young talent such as Saber Rebai, Angham, and Abdelmajeed Abdullah.

The megastar booked herself a place along with the Arab singing legends among great albums through two decades.

Among her most famous albums are “Eghdab” (Get angry), “Wala tessadda” (Do not believe), “Alby beyertahlak (My heart feels at home with you), “Ya mag-noun” (Oh madman), “Moshtaa’a” (I am missing you), ” Yameen Allah” (I swear), “Add al-horouf” (As much as letters), “Hayaaty” (My life), “Noss haala” (A half situation), and “Kanoun kaifek” (The law of your fancy).